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SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

sschlinke — Fri, 12 Jan 2024 15:56:13 GMT

Hi together,

after a transport request is accidentally imported, objects must be manually deleted from the SAP system.

In the SE80 you can only see packages without content.
When I want to delete it, I get the information that it cannot be deleted.

Object R3TR DSYS _X_ is still assigned to package _X_ ; see long text

Object R3TR ENHS _X_ is still assigned to package _X_ ; see long text

Object R3TR NROB _X_ is still assigned to package _X_ ; see long text

Object R3TR SHI5 _X_ is still assigned to package _X_ ; see long text

The entries are visible in SM30 -> TADIR, but cannot be deleted because they still exist.
All transport requests have been released and the SE80 and "Rebuild Object List" have been executed.

Can you tell me how I can delete the objects? Most entries relate to DSYS.

Thanks and best regards
Stephan

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

Sandra_Rossi — Fri, 12 Jan 2024 17:53:26 GMT

DSYS is a documentation -> SE61

ENHS is an enhancement spot -> SE80/SE20

NROB is a number range -> SNRO

SHI5 -> structure in SPRO, possibly SIMGH / S_IMG_EXTENSION

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

sschlinke — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 08:46:30 GMT

Hello Sandra,

Thank you. Your answer made me a big step forward.

Unfortunately I still have problems with 3 objects.

ENHS -> SE80/SE20 > The object _x_ does not exist in the repository

SHI5 -> SIMGH / S_IMG_EXTENSION -> IMG_Structure -> Package > No objects were found for the specified selection

SOTR -> SOTR_EDIT -> Package > No concept found for the criteria specified

In "SM30 -> TADIR -> Delete Object Directory" I can see the TADIR entries but cannot delete >

The object directory entry for R3TR SOTR /E4U/REDI_MEASURE cannot be deleted, since the entry still exists.

Do you have another idea?

Thanks and regards

Stephen

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

Sandra_Rossi — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 10:37:17 GMT

If it says that the entry exists and you don't find it, either you don't search correctly (most probable reason as SOTR_EDIT is difficult to find OTR texts), or there is a standard bug (I doubt).

Look at the tables SOTR_HEAD or SOTR_HEADU.

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

sschlinke — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 11:10:18 GMT

Thanks Sandra,

I searched in the wrong package. When I want to delete the object the system told me, the object is still in use.
In SE84 I can't find the enhancement spot or structures.

In SOTR_HEAD I can find four entries. In SOTR_HEADU are no entries for the relevant package.

In the where-used-list the object shows itself.

Best Regards
Stephan

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

Sandra_Rossi — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 12:49:58 GMT

I don't understand what is "the object". I am blind here. Could you be more explicit, add screenshots, indicate exact error message with ID/number and explain exactly what you do, please?

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

sschlinke — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 13:40:18 GMT

SOTR and ENHS are clean now!

In SE16 -> TADIR I still see following entries

In S_IMG_EXTENSION I found the SHI5 object. The error message is, that I have to delete the ID in the source system.
I think I have to get an external deletion-transport request.

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

Sandra_Rossi — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 16:07:41 GMT

Probably you DON'T have to get one "external deletion-transport request".

What is your current system? I guess it's not EIE.

You can change the original system of the R3TR SHI5 object to your current system, and then you can delete it via S_IMG_EXTENSION.

Re: SE80 Package is empty but cannot be delete because objects still exist

sschlinke — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 16:55:24 GMT

Yes, you are right. Thanks a lot.

I was able to delete all the objects with your information.

Thanks and best regards
Stephan